Well, it’s certainly a controversial opinion. Largely because everyone spouting it is just showing exactly how little they know about the effects of hrt.
And, when you add in the ever asinine “the truth is in the middle” it underscores that because the truth is in the data. This isn’t an opinion about blue being prettier than red. It’s an “opinion” about the very understood and easy to research effects of hormones on the human body.
And I’ll say this part again because no jackass that brays this malarkey ever ponies up, where are all the records broken by trans women? Because there’s places they compete with cis women, and there’s no giant wave of new records being set.
Do people really not even think to look and see if there’s been any fucking changes in sports where trans women compete? Are people that fucking stupid? Oh, wait, what am I saying, of course they are
You do not know jack shit about this subject and need to shut your fucking piehole, you jackass. Fuck, people are so fucking dumb
superkret@feddit.org 1 month ago
It. Simply. Isn’t. A. Problem.
Professional womens sports aren’t dominated by trans women, and they never will be.
And no man would transition in order to dominate womens sports.
The entire debate is a straw-man for splitting women into “real” and “fake” ones, denying trans women the right to exist.
AnonomousWolf@lemm.ee 1 month ago
What about eg.
Anne Andres
setting multiple national and world power lifting records?superkret@feddit.org 1 month ago
Good for her.
If it turns out that she has an unfair advantage, and the IPF, CPU and other powerlifting organisations feel like it’s damaging the sport, they can make a ruling on a case by case basis.
To ensure that the sport of powerlifting stays free from competitors with elevated testosterone levels (/s).
There is absolutely no reason to try and come up with a “solution” for all transgender people in all sports.